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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1903

Page

4

Fusionists Meet in Cooper Union Endorses High City Reforms

A large Fusion ticket gathering at Cooper Union in New York featured speakers like Mayor Low and District Attorney Jerome praising nonpartisan city good government. The German American Reform Union backed reelection for Low, while the conference pledged to support all Democratic Assembly candidates, opposing Tammany Hall. Greater New York Democracy of Staten Island halted fusion support and backed regular Democrats.

New York Cooper Union Fulton Cutting Charles 5. Fairchild Henry George William T. Jerome Eugene A. Philbin Stewart L. Woodford Cornelius Vanderbilt Carl Schurz Low Jerome Frederick W. Hinrichs Low Gail

Will Attend Convention by T Wright at Pendleton Meeting

T Wright president of First Nations Bank of Union and treasurer of Oregon Irrigation Association plans to attend the state irrigation meeting in Pendleton next month with the official stock. He was a leading Oregon delegate at the Orden congress and shows strong interest in irrigation. He expects broad turnout from Eastern Oregon and urges state officials to engage the public in the topic.

W. T. Wright First Nations Bank of Union Union County Oregon Irrigation Association Wright Oregon Orden Congress

Missionary Convention Opens in Detroit With Thousands Attending

The International missionary convention of the Christian Churches opened in Detroit with several thousand delegates and many lay visitors. The Christian Womens Board of Missions led the opening session and MiA N. E. Atklegon of Indiana delivered the president's address. Reports reflected a year of great activity and effort.

Detroit Mich International Missionary Convention of the Christian Churches America Christian Womens Board of Mixelons Mia N. E. Atklegon Indiana

Calcutta Missionary Address Highlighted in Open Session

An open session this evening will feature an address by W. M. Forrest of Calcutta India. He will describe the good work carried out by Christian missionary boards in India and highlight their efforts.

W. M. Forrest Calcutta India Christian Missionary Boards

Salt Lake Republicans Fight Over City Convention

The Salt Lake Republican municipal convention narrows to a Mormon versus Gentile battle. A sensational allegation alleges the Kearns machine buys proxies to control the city council.

Salt Lake Alt Lake Kearnes Uie Elly Counell

Nurses and Graduate Class Graduation Night at Opera House

Walla Walla Hospital Training School for Nurses will hold its graduation in the opera house this evening. Min Ole Raskin Miss Lottie Fowler and Miss Lettie I Clark will receive diplomas to be presented by Hay Andreas Bard. Moki Teatively cures sick headache indigestion and constipation with a herb drink offering skin relief or money back.

California Fig Syrup Co Walla Walla Hospital Opera House Minole Raskin Lottie Fowler Lettie I. Clark Hay Andreas Bard W. H. Hooker & Co Buffalo NY FW. Schmidt & Co

Indian War Threat Looms Over Whiskey Trouble on Blackfoot

On the Blackfoot reservation a tense mood rises as threats of violence emerge related to a whiskey dispute. The region fears retaliation against Jack Williamson, the man blamed for selling the intoxicant blamed for the unrest.

Blackfoot Jack Williamson

Willamette Prune Yield Estimated by Newell in District One

Horticultural Commissioner Newell estimates district one prune yield at 6 million pounds valued at 200000 dollars at 2 cents per pound. He notes lorry crop valued at 250000, grape 25000, apple 60000, and other produce totaling 698000 dollars for the year. Also reports 42 inches of rain in March and 10 inches during the storm in New York City.

Willamette Newell New York City

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